... has since achieved over 100 hours of operation and thrust efficiencies of 62 percent - comparable with currently flying propulsion systems. SX3 has demonstrated several breakthrough features, such as the use of hollow cathodes, high voltage and...
...engine design that utilises a simple and abundant molecule – water. Presently, satellites often make use of ‘energetic' propulsion systems that typically consume toxic, highly pressurised or even explosive liquids, such as hydrazine, for power. These...
... the spacecraft through the demonstration period. The power and propulsion element is a key component to NASA’s overall plans ... operations. Maxar’s extensive experience with solar electric propulsion includes 36 spacecraft on-orbit today and more than...
...satellites may cause to other operational satellites. Growing costs The D-Orbit Decommissioning Device D3 uses solid rocket propulsion to quickly deorbit or re-orbit a satellite The irony is that these costs tend to grow exponentially with the number...
... a launcher’s time to market to below five years, while minimising the recurring costs and development risk. Launcher propulsion has been a precursor in AM with the metal deposition process used in the manufacturing of the Vulcain nozzle extension...
... is a UK-based company formed in 1989 to design and develop the technologies needed for a new class of innovative hypersonic propulsion system - the Synergetic Air-Breathing Rocket Engine (SABRE). Our founders, Alan Bond, Richard Varvill and...